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A mes bons naves naves. The Merchant of turnips
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A mes bons naves naves. The Merchant of turnips
A mes bons naves naves. The Merchant of turnips. Belongs to the genre le Cris de Paris that illustrates street vendors of Paris. Woodcut, ca 1500. Early Modern Era. Engraving. FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. Paris. National Library
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1500 Attire Belongs Cris Dresses Engravings Feminine Genre Illustrates Merchant Naves Suits Times Turnips Upright Vendors Woodcut Xeb25 Bons Persons
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or "The Merchant of Turnips," is a captivating woodcut engraving from the Early Modern Era, hailing from France and dating back to approximately 1500. This enchanting piece belongs to the genre "le Cris de Paris," which vividly illustrates the lively street vendors of Paris during this period. The image showcases a woman, dressed in attire typical of the era, proudly displaying her turnips for sale. Her suit, adorned with intricate patterns and vibrant colors, speaks to the richness and diversity of Western art and fashion during this time. The woman's expression is one of determination and confidence, as she expertly balances a large basket of turnips on her head while engaging with potential customers. The turnips, arranged in neat piles, are a testament to her dedication and hard work as a merchant. The engraving's vertical, upright composition adds to the sense of movement and energy, as if capturing a moment in time from the bustling streets of Paris. The woodcut technique, a popular method during the Early Modern Era, adds depth and texture to the image, bringing the scene to life. The intricate lines and details showcase the skill and artistry of the engraver, making this a truly remarkable piece of early European art history. This engraving offers a glimpse into the past, providing a window into the daily life and commerce of Paris during the 16th century. Its timeless appeal and historical significance make it a must-see for anyone interested in Western art, history, or the human experience.
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